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SsEEzlse CArARnH.

The distressing sneeze sneeze sneeze the acrid,
watery discharges from the eyes and nose, the pain
full Inflammation extending to the throat, the swelling
OF the mucous lining, causing choking sensations
cough, ringing noises in the head and splitting head
aches-how familiar these symptoms to thousands
who suffer periodically from head colds or influenza
and who live III ignorance of the fact that single ap
pfcat1on OF SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE FOB CATARRH
will afford Instantaneous reliet.
But this treatment in cases of simple Catarrh ives
but faint idea Of what this remedy will do in the
chronic FORMS where the breathing is obstructed by
choking putrd mucous accommodations the hearing AZ
fected. smell and taste gone, throat liberated and
hacking cough gradually fastening itself upon the de-
bllltated system Then it is that the marvellous
tive power of SANFoRD's RADICAL CURE manifests it
self in and grateful relief Cure begins
from the first application 1t is rapid, radical, per
manent, economical, safe.
RADICAL CURE consists of bottle Of the
RADICAL CUgH, one box Catarrhal SOLVENT, and
an IMPROVED INHALER: price 81.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., Boston,
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Trees to be Removed.

THE ROW OF YEWS RECENTLY PLANTED on THE NEW
MARBLE TERRACE TO CONE DOWN.
Tnere has been some criticism as to the appro-
priateness OF the row Of small Irish yews recently
planted on the new marble terrace on the north
side Of the Capitol building. The trees can be seen
from distance over the parapet OF the terrace,
and give the impression that the terrace wall en-
closes garden, which detracts 1t is thought, from
the eject originally hoped for and intended-that
OF increasing the apparent height OF the building
Is held, Also that the vertical lines OF the trees
are incOngruOuS with the horizontal lines in the
classic architecture OF the Capitol. Mr.. Olmsted,
the landscape architect who planned the terrace,
has given directions to have the trees removed.
They were placed there, it is stated, expert
ment, with the view OF ascertaining what the
effect WOnld he
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LOCAL MENTION.
The weather.

Indications for The "a hours commencing at z D. rn
For District OF Columbia, Maryland Virpfnia
and Delaware, light local rains nearly Stationary
temperature, followed during Tuesday by SLOWLY
rising temperature, northeasterly winds becoming
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anC 10 call special attention to our Chi,dren's
goods we oTeT Cuildren's Spring Coats, from 10
years which orr ss1nally sold at s. "a D. "a so
g. $3.50. s.75 So 81. so s., $3.50 s775 Rs so and
$50, ar :. each Another lot we have reduced 70
So, 81 and s.. Call early, as they cannot last long
4t these prices X. II. TAYLOR
G.s2 PennsIlYaufa ave
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I ACHE ALL OVER!

II must give up; cannot bear these palms, ache all
over, and nothing try does me any good" Bsckache
Uterine Pains Hip and Side Pains. Soreness Lameness
weakness and Inflammation relieved in one minute
by that new, original elegant and infalibe antidote
to pain and inflammation, the Cuticura Anti Pain
Plaster At druggists. 25c five for $1.OO; Potter
Drug and Chemical Co.. Boston, Mass. apis
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VOC CAN DEPEND upon our clothing being The
hgSt made, aud at the very lowest prices.
EIsgMAN BROS, Manufacturers,
Corner 18th and streets
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VOC CAN DEPEND upon our clothing being the
best made, ami at the very lowest prices
EISEMAN BROS, Manufacturers
Corner Tth and Z Ct reefs
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FOR SALE--HOUSES

LHOR SALE OR RENT-HOCSE 20l5 18TH ST.
Il NV. Terms easy. Inquire 11o2 ST. ne a2.,- Ste
THOR SALE-FIRST-CLASS RESIDENCE on A
corner, in the immediate vicinity OF Dupont Circ,e
We are authorized to sell irstclass residence de-
lghtfuly situated corner in the immediate yicn-
ity of Dupont Circle. The house is of superior
two parlors. large diningrooIn library. ten large
chambers, several dressing and bath roorus
is repete with convenences of every For
information apply to THoS. j. FISHER CO.,
1904 eff
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FOE spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
80 20 J"hn l. Kelly. stall tiS. go and go center
market, and 3O6 and 2OS Northern Liberty market
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Particularly SHOULD THE LADIES

Come for my stock of fine Shoes. In Common Sense
and Spanish Arch Box Toe Shoes il, beyond compare
the finest and cheapest in the city, only $3.50, worth
Ladies Hand-sewed Welt Dongols Button Boots,
As Shoe for 3d. No shoe has more sterling healthfu
sefnl or Attractive qualities, aud in addition 10 the
rest, il 10 very comfortable shoe.
j. W. sELBy'S
apo 19l4-1916 Pennsyivania avenue
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CHILDRES's CAKRIAGRs.-,

CHILDRES'S CARRLAGES.-MeSSrS Walter B. WILL
Hams CO., auctioaeerS, corner 10th and PennSyl-
vahia avenue will o1er at private sales about fifty
chlldren'S carriages, consigned by a first-ciass
house and Will be sold ut remarkable low prices.
Latest style 10 select from.
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lOC Can DEFEND upon our clothing being the
bf--T made, and NJ the very lowest prices
EISEAAN Bros, Manufacturers,
corner eth and l. SfrtefS.
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IL VOC ARE WILLING 10 sacrifice little money
for real comfort try our Kangaroo shoes Ladies'
hand-sewed shoes, $500 Geo. w. Rich, 400 9Th
northwest.
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Bargains Can Still be Secured In DAM
aged Dry and Fancy Goods. Youpg's Great Fire
Sale 736 7th st. The rush sttn continues
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T. WsSHISGToNS MAGIC CREAM removes all
bleniSbes from the skin and beauties the CON-
pIexion sold by all druggists
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WOODWARD & LOTHRoP viii place on sale to-
morrow morning l 900 yards OF white check nain-
socks, At > cents per yard. (BaSeInent.)
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GREAT REDUCTION in jet WRAPS, Mourning
Wraps and Plain Cloth Wraps at
X. III. TAYLOR,
9.S3 PennSy lyaDia ave,
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VIZ ASK Special ATTENTION
TO OUR MEDIUM AND L1GHT-wE1aHr
CORKSCREw AND DIAGONAL PRINCE AL
BERT AND CUTAWAY COATS, JUST RE-
CEIvED.
THESE ARE FINE IMPORTED GOODS,
VERY HANDSOMELY MADE AND TRIMMED.
THEY ARE IN BLACKS AND BLUES, CUT
IN THE MOST APPROVED STYLES, AND
VERY MUCH SUPERIOR TO THE AVERAGE
READY-MADE GOODS.
SOME OF THESE ARE MADE UP FROM
THE GOODS IN OUR CUSTOM DEPART
MENT. AND ARE SPECIAL STYLES
TIE "CHARACTER," MATERNAL. CUT,
AND FINISH OF OUR GOODS ARE KNOWN
ToBE CORRECT. DUB PRICES AREKNoWN
TO BE so AS WELL, AND OUR GUARAN-
TEE IS KNOWN TO BE GOOD.
IN SHORT, YOU CAN DEPEND UPON
WHAT WE SELL YOU. OUR BUSINESS IS
RAPIDLY INCREASING, AND WE BELIEVE
IT IS BECAUSE WE HAVE TRIED TO GIVE
EVERY MAN FULL VALUE OF HIS MONEY
AND THE BEST TO BE HAD.
PLEASE LOOK AT OUR PRINCE ALBERT
AND CUTAwAY COATS RECEIVED ON
FRIDAY
E. B. BARNUM CO.,
ap22 931 PENNSYLVANIA AvKNuE
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The UndcrVriters Fire Sale of damaged
Dry and Fancy Goods, at ioung's, 736 18th ST., Is
the talk OF the town. Bargains! 3
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Amusenlenfs Tonight.
NATIoSAL-DOwning In ''Spartacus.r
misunderstanding gore"
H.RRIS'-a'The silver King"
kkKSASS.-"Our Minstrel Boys"
MANASSAS PANORAMA.-Day and evening.
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GREAT BARGAISs--Good. real felt Derbys $50:
fine, 81; at y. 7. Lewis. 40 1th St
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Co. Go. Go 10 YorsGs Fire sale, 7as 9TH st.

OXYGEN TRRArMHSr for diseases Of the lungs
and all nervous and chronic affections. DIR. James
Radcliffe, SIG 18th 81. NV. only oxygen labOra-
tory in " aShington.
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Hold Fast Tobacco Is made Of the highes
grade of Burley leaf. 1t tsSweetened and daVOres
with the purest Ingredients. 10
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THE Best LOCKS you can buy are the Yale, with
corrugated keys
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THE HOWE SCALES are in use in all the engine
houses
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Jusr OPENED.
IN OUR SILK DEPARTMENT
full line of ''Guinet" BLACK sURAH sILKs
We have them from sc. to sI.5o
These are the best values we have ever offered.
"Guinet" BLACK GRos-GRAIN SILKS. splendid
line, at all prices.
For 81 and 81 % We are showing the greatest bar
gains in BLACK SILK RHADAMES ever offered
BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
We offer 4i-nch Black CANVASS CLOTH at 50c Q
yard actual value, GJc.
Black NUNS YELLING at 44c yard; worth Soc
Black ALBATRoss at 44c. yard. worth SOC.
Extra values in Black TAMIsE, AZ inches wide. Il
81 yard: cheap at sl.25
Our $3.50 Black HENRIETTA CLOTH We will sell
for Sl.2o yard.
IN GRAY DRESS GOODS
we have them from 2oc. yard to the finest quality.
All new goods and very stylish.
A full line of Black and White PI.AIDs. cHRcKs,
and STRIPES suitable for second mourning 1t popu-
lar prices.
WHITE GOODS DEPARTMENT
We are showing fun line of White Goods. consist
ing OF STRIPED and PLAID NAINsooKs, in prices
from Zoe. 10 25c yard.
u different patterns Of hne White and Fcru
CHECKED NAINSooh at lie. a yard. worth zoe
200 pieces of INDIA LINEN, in prices ranging frum
&c. 10 4oc. a yard.
HoUSEFURNIsHING DEPARTMENT
10 different patterns OF 60-inch TABLE DAMASK
at 44c. a yard; bargain at soc.
All Of our fine BLEACHED TABLE DAMAsK. 90
inches wide, well worth sl25 we viii give YOU the
choice OF them at 9.1c yard
so dozen CREAM DoYLEs: cannot be matched fog
less than Sl.l5 dozen; price is only 9.,c.
65 dozen of "a NAPKINS: were never sold for less
than 81 IS dozen will offer them the low price
of Sl.60 dozen.
A full line of CROCHET BED-sPREADs. "Mas-
settles patternsn good ia Spread for zoe Tie
same in Ia for 81.
EHtra-size BRIDAL QUILT. very heavy, at sl.55;
cheap at sLs5.
100 CROCHET cRIB-srREADs. worth Soc. -
viii sell them at ape.
An extra bargain In REAL MADRAS Lace curtsinu
tCream). Were never sold under $40. We VIII offer
them At ss5 pair. These goods are the tgutest and
coolest looking Of all summer drSperles
We have only q few more pieces left OF the GIN
CHAINS that are selling at loo. . yard Theus
goods cheap when sold them al l2c. and lie.
ROBE BARGAINS.
The following four lots Of Complete Dress Patterns
are wonderfully cheap:
lot Ecr Rooes with blue, brown, and red embroid-
cry 10 yards 32-incb material and yards enlbroid-
cry, complete, for 81 9S.
lot Robes % different colornvs and desgs really
worth -, at only 81 30 each
lot Robes, worth So, only $3.50.
1 lot Fancy Robes. newest effects: wonderful bsr.
gain, at So each
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Ivory starch does away with guessworK.
Always ready and reliable. No cooking. No stick
ing. Try 1t. Ask your grocer for it. ms -
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Desirable Dry and Fancy Goods at
slaughtering prices. Young'S Great Fire Sale, 738
| 9TH N .
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Best I'm the World. IndeStructible so Trunk
S Everlasting Bag. Becker's 1345 Pa ave 60
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RECENTLY RECEIVED

AeECENTLY 1GECEIVED-
ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING
DKhSS GOODS PLAIDS, PLAIN, CHECKED and
ONLY %. WIZ
FRENCH SATlNES, finest quality, 20
HEAVY GkOS GRAIN BLACK SILK 98
CANEL,S HAIR Pin Checks, wide double width ALL
pure thneAt wool, reduced 10 90. -
FANCY Su-kS. BIN. 40, 10 90
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS neat stvIes
pure SILK and wool, wide double width special bar
BLACk SCkAH SILKS. cash value u.s. reduced to g.,
IhiCUT CLOTH Dress Goods. pure wool wide tioube
Will real vaine ~, reduced to BIN.
width, BIN. ~ Nuoe
BLACK SILK RHADAMEs, rs. 81. sl:oO
tD1AL SERGE, beautiful Dress GoD<ls. in Sprino
shsass. wide double fold. IL yards for only 40 90
cANfI,S HAIR SERGE, in lovely Spring shades
d0ced to IS. e o-'' ie-
Cash CUSTOMERS who buy o 10 or,oyer will re,eiv.
sarEe-size handsome Bridal Quilt worth II 40
9oS sRR TIT EKx RRs ssss
z "A sRk ! kK kkRh ssss
oooSS 4 4 Exr ( i ssss ~
i:'"4 III MARKET SpAx.r MAR eTH at
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ssThe Queen Of Beers.s,-No family should
be without Moerleins celebrated Beer 75c peY
doz (6mj F. II. FINLEY Agt.. I2O6 d sc
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INOk SALE
Il desirable Lot 2.,x150 II. 10 alley on Whitney
ave, 9TH n W and Mt. Pleasant improved oy
comfortable and farm dweline. Ihs Property
Improving ia value LOU 4 SHOEMAklR
ap22-St g2u II NV
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Ease Ball CoxRrNAr1oNs, &C. PIG 9Th st. NV.
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THE WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
offered free TO every new subscriber for one year to
the WEEKLY STAR IT Is a handsomely printed
DOCK OF 19l pages, profusely illustrated with more
than 100 cOOred maps and diagrams and cont ains
wealth OF general Information. See advertise
nent In another column
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T.0R GALR-214l ST. N. W.; TWO-STORY AND
FHasment; press brick front; eight rooms; in excel
i,.t orier: modern improvements: lot IVA by 100
fsetSeep; price, $1,000 Apply to owner. on prem
-" sp16-1Oes
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Sale, 736 7th st. The rush still continues 3
Banjos, v,olins, guitars, and strings 4s7 Pa. Az.
ssThe Queen Of Beers.s,-No family should
be without Moerleins celebrated Beer, 75c. per
doz- (6ml F. II. FINLEY, Agt., LOG sc.
Desirable Dry and Fancy Goods at
slaughter1ng prices. Youngs Great Fire Sale, 736
1th st. 9
Best I'm the World. Indestructible SO Trunk.
S Everlasting Bag. Becker's, 1345 Pa ave. 60
Hold Fast Tobacco Is made Of the highest
grade OF Burnley leaf. 1t tSSweetened and Favored
with the purest Ingredients. 10
The Underwriters Fire Sale of damaged
Dry and Fancy Goods, at Youngs, 736 7th ST., Is
the talk OF the town. Bargains! 3
Ivory Starch does away with guessworK
Always ready and reliable. No cooking No stick
ing. Try 1t. ASK your grocer for 1t. m9 -
Hold Fast Tobacco Is the finest chew
made. II is absolutely free OF all adulterants
For sale by all nrst-class retailers. 10
Go to YOung's Fire Sale. 736 7th st., for
bargains in silks satins, velvets and fine Wraps.2
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered tn h. Ward" prints, 45c. per ID
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk: Sweet MIX
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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AMONG the artists az Ke-ran5 Is Miss Gwyppe
|ushinap- the BeaUflf'Ii Are. i.,4a ..cfle-.s
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IHE GREA@Esr Coon
TIE GREATEST NUMBER
Has Ever Been the Aim of
THE GOLDEN EAGLE.
This season we've struckthe :Bulrs-eye, so far As
Clothing for Men and Boys is concerned.
We've aimed to do three things: First, give you bet
ter goods for less money than ever before; second
better assortment of styles kinds and than
before third the best made and fitting Clothing the
tailors art is capable of producing.
We have among our stock line of Cheviot and Cass.
mere Suits for Men and Youths, embracing thirty diff
ferent patterns, both Sack and Fourbutton Getaway
ranging in price from sic to SIS. We have some as
low a. 50 and as high as 1856.
Our stock in Boys Suits is entirely too large and
varied in styles and qualities begin to enumer
ate. Prices from 81 to 49, and person wants
the earth for penny we can please all.
new lot of our Celebrated Mems ALI Wool Pants
at 81 just received, and. like the first lot going
very rapidly.
THE GOLDEN EAGLE CLOTHING CO..
NO. 400. NV. COR. 9TH AND D SITS.
ap22
NINE. j. p. PALMER
11O7 STREET NORTHWEST,
IMPORTER,
Will show, on MONDAY, and during the week. the
LATEST NOVELTIES from PARIS and LONDON
In TULLE, FLOWERS, and FANCY STRAW.
TRANSPARENT BONNErs SPECIALITY,
Also, choice assortment of LONDON COURT
MOURNING in TULLE and GRAPE ap23
CokE. CokR,
CHEAPEST AND CLEANEST FUEL
WASHINGTON GAS COMPANIES
Orders receivedat
Office Gas Company, 413 10th stnw
Either OF the eight Offices of JOHNSON BROTHERS
AG. JOHNSON + BROTHERS. Offices
'. BALDWIN JOHNSON'S Offices
and at
HENRY A. JONES. grocery store.
ja31-3m 31O1 st. NV. Georgetown.
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INoR saba NUMBER or NERl nEsIRAplE
II lots north side of u st, bet 2th sud 18th sts.
ne. only 80 feet deep 20 alley. Ihis lcrsfi0n rap
idly improving. LOT Is l.. SHOtMAkEk.
4 81
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south side of Columbia mad, bet. lsth and l5thsts
extended also Lots AZ Blocks Il. a. l6 ls ~ and "a,
Meridian Hill. IfLkk a RUTiEkfORI1
mhl9-Dy' 81
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Hold Fast Tobacco Is the finest chew
made. II Is absolutely free OF all adulterants.
For sale by all firSt-claSS retailers 10
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ISok sALE-SEvERAL FINE LOIS IN WHIT
Il hey Close" at lUw Inquire.
1NLER a RUTHERFORD.
aI2o6t' l-s.tD 4 4
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lrOR SALE BEAUTIFUL LOT IN @HlTNEf
IL Close. overlooking Soldiers Home. &c Per loot
ADDISON a LAhCDMBE.
Il n
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TyOR sALE-LoT on NORTH SIDE . ST BIZ
II eth and 18th SITS. FL = ger foot
ADDISON A LARCONBE.
ap23-3t. 1874 let Nv
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1851, 1868 Linden
st, NV, b.h., 6r.. 80, 900
I213- 2l5 L st. Nv.
BIZ, 5rs. .........3 900
8. Z. cor. I'd and / sts-
ne, b.h-. RS. ....3,0 600
321, 323. 3s3h d st.
Sc, f.h- 6rs. ....3. 900
1919, 1222 Madison
st. NV, FIJI, 4r....2,600
5l4 9th st. ne, f.h-
rs-............2,J 900
,1.43 18th St NV
b.h., 1rs. 500
110g2Gth D.w..f.h-5r2,o 900
l2 Myrtle st. ne, b..
H. srs.-............2,OU
1916 18th ST. NV,
I. h. or.s. 800
liz & st. ne, f.h., 6rL,So0
IA 4 Samson st. NV.
IN. 6rs 700
90 Myrtle st. n.e.,-b.
b.. 1r......-.........1.100
BOB 10th st. Sc. b. h..
ors- 800
l313 10th st. Sc, I. h.,
OF. i.4NJ
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E,oR sAIE-LoTs IN ROsEMouNT PAkk. NLAl
Nit Pleasant, at 10 u cents; have sold lS.B.Uu1
within a week BENZ. Z. DAVIS, 1879 r st AIs-.s-at.
lroR sAl.E-sENERAL LOTS IN sou kE l52 Az
IL voc and BE
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Il aud 10, ~ 0xi5 each 10 alley, aide all.s - feet
adjoining one lot. Viii sell the separate cheap
10 an Immediate purchaser A. Z. NIL a 90,
ap2l-2w y 81
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abit 0ciock. in Douglass alley, dispute aroS
t~i"een Sidney Smith and Emma Thomas bot
cnoreo, during which, II IS alleged. the former GU
We latter In the bTeaS, with knife inflicting
sight wound Dr.. Began dressed the wounC
smith has not been arrested
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LOB SALE : OFFER VERY CHEAP LOT ON
Il 18th street extended. sold before May /
Call at once s. O. Hill
ap21-1W Conner SIh and # n
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EOR SALE-HOUSES.
Il =, 3, 4. ) and . 9TH
1882 to l7i3 E st.
NV, Or. 1000
S37 pa st. NV, b.h-
12OS 9Th n. W., b. b.,
N. l., 9rs. 300
% E NV. b. b., Srs. 3. 500
3o3 E NV, b. b., mi. -.
1911 D st. NV. (. b.,
6rs. Standardization
S25 22d ct. NV, b.h..
Or. 500
122 D st. NV, b. b.,
2l42 / st.n.w.. h, 9r4. 900
2144 / st.n.w-, b. h., 9ri. 800
S04 Sth NV, FIJI, 300
1417 Sst.n.w., b. h.. 7r4,00
921, 92320th st.n.w..
b. b., ors. ...........4,0 600
1898. 1884 p st. W..
/. b., 5rs....-.......3,50 500
131, 1873 Pierce 81.
NV. f. b., 6rs. 600
81 to 90 q st. n. e..
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IMPORTANT TO TEAvEIEas.-Wheny you visit New
iOfA stop al the Buckingham Eo.ei. 9Th avenue,
Sohducted Oh the EUROPEAN plan; very centrally
!Vcaed Tor either transient or permanent guests;
near The Grand Central depot and quite acceska-
DC OJ eilnef elevated or surface roads, also by
Slases, which pass the door every few minutes
= is magnificent hotel has splendid public par
lOiS, genjleInen's smoking rooms. billiard-room
private diniag-rOoma, Edison electric lights ETC.
esc- Also superior accommodations for faIuiie-,
IL rs'aurant - unsurpassed, prices reasonable,
aaa the sanitary appointments perfect.
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Go to HOMng,s Fire Sale. 736 7th ST. for
bargains in Silks Satins, velvets and fine Wraps.2
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-06
Aimed at Socialism.

The contents of a secret communication
from Mr.. Powderly to a knight OF labor
has just been made public. In it he says
there are men in New York who would
restore the old oath and thus seek to an
tagonize the Catholics. The curse of the
knights has come from the prominence OF
the socialistic element, who plainly hint
at the gatling gun and the musket as the
only remedies for the workingman's griev-
onces. MANY men who advocate the
principles of socialism," he says, convey
the impression that the only weapons by
which labor can hope to secure the desired
reforms are the knife and bludgeon. Men
may entertain such ideas as they please,
they may advocate them IL they please,
but they should not seek, under the cloak
Of the knights oflabor, to promulgate such
doctrines and make the order responsible
for them. 1t is my firm and honest belief
that as vast as is this country, as broad
and exclusive as is its territory, there is
not room enough within its bounds for the
exercise OF single rifle.
~ have no respect for the man or men
who will faunt that accursed red flag and
advo cate the use Of dirk and bullet for 1874
day, deliberately walk up to the polls and
vote for the continuance Of the system
they denounce. j am sorry that the Or
der ever found a foothold in New York,
for no good has ever come from large
cities which are prolific Of whisky and
crime" The letter concludes with this
emphatic language.
However. the knights Of labor will live,
their principles will spread and eventually
triumph. Bah! on the creatures who
stand up as champions of labor In the
presence of unthinking men and advocate
the knife and bullet. Bah on the men
who faunt the red flag. They are too
vile to respect and too cowardly to uphold
the American flag, sanctified by the blood
Of patriots. They disgrace it every time
fhnxy IN. ha lie and IN For
ly and ursury. They are not to DO
trusted.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-01-06
70 be Admitted Free,

Messrs. Sooy, Smith q Co, the New
York firm who have the contract for the
construction of the tunnel under the st.
through the Grand Trunk railway some
time ago to know upon what terms they
could bring the material and plant into
the country for the work. The Dominion
customs department have had the matter
u nder consideration and the minister has
character, all material actually used in
the construction may come In free OF duty
and that all hosting, elevating and pump
ing machinery, ETC., may come In under
certain restrictions, which will be equiva-
lent to exemption from duty.
These terms are on the same principle
as governed the department. in case of the
international bridge and also the can't
lever bridge at Niagara Falls.